The State Bank of Vietnam has set a credit growth target of 18 percent for this year and it pledged to continue measures to keep credit growth suitable to the country’s economic development.
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Credit growth goal set at 18 percent for 2017
The State Bank of Vietnam has set a credit growth target of 18 percent for this year and it pledged to continue measures to keep credit growth suitable to the country’s economic development.
133 enterprises honoured with National Quality Awards 2021-2023
1,200 apartments in two projects in Hanoi open for purchase by foreign nationals
PM orders swift resolution of challenges for renewable energy projects
FDI remains vital contributor to boost economic growth
Two-digit growth realistic, and on the horizon for Vietnam: experts
Standard Chartered highlights Vietnam’s positive but cautious outlook in 2025
Conference discusses policy orientations of Vietnam’s financial market
HCM City hosts showcase of craft villages and regional specialties
Petrol prices down slightly in latest adjustment
Da Nang to establish 58 hectare industrial cluster
MoIT sets export growth at 6% in 2025
Hanoi’s Christmas market getting warm with diverse products, affordable prices
HCM City’s office market sees robust growth: Knight Frank
Reference exchange rate slightly rises on December 12
Vietnam’s coffee exports likely to top 5 billion USD for first time
1.2-billion-USD MoU signed to build VinFast charging stations in Indonesia
Workshop promotes partnership toward green growth, women’s economic empowerment
Indian scholar impressed with Vietnam’s development achievements
